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Book View, May 2002

May 1, 2002

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PEOPLE Paul Gottlieb has been named Executive Director of the Aperture Foundation. He leaves Abrams after 22 years, during which time he held the titles of Publisher, President, CEO, and most recently, Company Director and Vice Chairman of the La Martiniere Groupe. He begins August 1. Brigitte Weeks is leaving Guideposts to become Vice President…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Alison Gross, Amy Gurney, Amy Metsch, Amy Tan, Andrea Davis Pinkney, Anita Diggs, Aperture, Ardis Publishers, B&N, Ballantine, Bedlam Burning, Benchmark Books, Bernette Ford, Bertelsmann/Berryville, Black Epxresions, BOMC, Book Tech Magazine, Book-of-the-Month Club, Bookspan, Brenda Marsh, Brigitte Weeks, Carl Lennertz, Carl Proffer, Carole Baron, Cartwheel, Catch Me If You Can, Celia McGee, Charlie Conrad, Children's Press, Christopher Walken, Clarence Strowbridge, Courier, Cowan, Crossings, Dan Rather, David Byrne, David Maurer, David Remnick, David Wan, Disney, Doubleday, Dove Publications, Dreamworks, Dreamworks SKG, Elaine Markson, Ellendea Proffer Teasley, Eric Major, Fodor's, Frank Abagnale, Franklin Watts, Geoff Nicholson, George Plimpton, Gerry Howard, Guideposts, Hamish Hamilton, Hari Kunzru, HarperBusiness, HarperCollins, Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School Press, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion, Inez Bon, innovative Kids, James McCourt, Jenny Frost, Jessye Norman, Jill Lamar, Joe Klein, Joel Grey, John Makinson, John Waters, Jose Carreras, Joyce Stein, K&N, Kate Nunn, Kris Kliemann, La Martiniere, Larry Kirshbaum, Lauren Bacall, Leonardo Di Caprio, Liebowitz & Letman, Linda Doyle, Linda Pennell, LKC, Lynn Goldberg, Marion Maneker, Marshall Cavendish, Mawrdew Czgowchwz, Melanie Fleishman, Michael Jackson, Michele Rapkin, Miramax Films, New Line Cinema, New York Magazine, NY Review of Books, Overlook Press, Paul Gottlieb, Pearson, PEN, Penguin, Peter Mayer, Picador, Publishing Services Network, Questia, Random Audio, Random House, Rea Hederman, Rob Weisbach, Robert Allen, Ron Howard, S&S, Sarah Nelson, Scholastic, Simon Prosser, Steven Spielberg, Susan Lyne, Suzy Wetlaufer, Sylvia Nasar, The Big Con, The Impressionist, To-To Ma, Tom Hanks, Toni Goodale, Tory Klose, Tricia Conley, Victoria Skurnick, Viking, Wall Street Journal, Walmart, Warner

London Times

April 1, 2002

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The London Book Fair has, like its sister Reed-sponsored show, BEA, extended its dates in recent years. This year’s expo was two-and-a-half days long, but with the accompanying ebook and subrights conferences, ended up sprawling from March 14th to the 19th. The conferences had a tough time pulling the crowds that LBF continues to pack…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Abrams, AMS, BEA, Bill Black, Bloomsbury, Cambridge University Press, Curtis Brown, ePub London, George Gibson, HarperCollins, Harris/Elon Agency, Hrvoje Bozicevic, Institute of Publishing, Jill Patton Walsh, Jonathan Lloyd, Knowledge of Angels, La Martiniere, Macmillan, Michael Eisenberg, Microsoft Press, Napster, Penguin, PGW, Random House, Reed, Richard Charkin, Rodale, Transworld, Walker

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